Author Topic: vsapi.dll No main entry point (vSlickEdit version 9.0.0.0)  (Read 4267 times)

VerySlickEditor

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vsapi.dll No main entry point (vSlickEdit version 9.0.0.0)
« on: August 04, 2010, 07:58:40 AM »
Hello Slick Edit Community,

Please assist with error received when anyone opens vslick edit, they receive the follow, which can be clicked through but only a Visual SlickEdit screen opens, all greyed out with nothing but the windows minimise, max or close.

vsapi.dll (window)
0 No main entry point
1 Slick-C STACK TRACE
2 Edit module and type "st-f <offset>" to get the
3 run-time error position
4
5 main.ex 3260_firstinit()

Slick-C Error (popup window also with the vsapi.dll window)
No main entry point
file=main.exe offset=3260

Slick-C Error (on closing the grey window after clicking through above errors, cannot click through as error keeps reappearing.. I have to crash the vs process)
Invalid argument
file=stdprocs.ex offset=13056

This is happening across multiple servers to all users.

Thank you in advanced.
VisualSlickEditor (VSE)



Graeme

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Re: vsapi.dll No main entry point (vSlickEdit version 9.0.0.0)
« Reply #1 on: August 04, 2010, 12:22:19 PM »
Looks like this problem
http://lazyhacker.com/slickedit/forum/viewtopic.php?t=229&highlight=entry+point

Have you been able to run slickedit V9.0.0.0 before now?  If so, has anything changed since you were last able to run it?  If not, does that mean you've had multiple licenses of slickedit for several years without using them?

What do you mean by "multiple servers"?  Do you have multiple copies of slick on different servers and they all have the same problem?  If so, did you do separate installations on each server?  If you installed them a long time ago, try re-installing V9 somewhere.

A possible solution posted by "Wanderer" on that lazyhacker forum was to try a brand new configuration folder - which you can do by invoking slickedit like this

vs.exe -sc c:\some-empty-folder

and see if it runs.

Graeme